New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
NETWORK CITY.

| NETWORK CITY.
Trsasurar Konnedy Municipal Council OF the Ma
nna faaque received Yesterday check for $500 from the
Manhattan branch, for The irish Parliamentary Fund
Edward CIeary age accidentally drowned
In the North Onehundred and yes
terday His homo IN Onehundredand- tnrtyfrs|sI'
Tenth.ave.
Rome comment provoked Tuesday by the fact
the costly silk the Police Department were no,
Carried parade INSPECTOR Steers said yesterday 'aat
the silk much decayed with age hs 10
he unit further except in the museum They were
by citizens of the services OF the police
in the riots.
All tho are completed for the dedication
services Fund Monument at Evergreen Gene
tery on Monday Edwin Booth has promised 10
deliver the grafton william Winter will read poem ana an
composed by George T. MONTGOMERY Will Do snne =.
Will also Ha,leruah Chorus largo attcndanceoi
actors and others interested in the profession ' expected
Me.srs Hayden, Dickson & Roberts making active
preparations production OF Pnaore At the MAIL
son Square Garden on Monday. Juno IS. Mr. Goacher 10
painting scenery and constructing the enormous snip
used The cast s not yet compieteu ou' 'o
greater part of the chorus is already engaged
Tho removing OF the burned horses
from Line stables was practically finished
yesterday The that taken ont OF tho ruins pea
up heaps about the place and the grounds are so wen
cleaned up that the rebuilding will probably be begun
to-day.
Tho wealthy italians who have spending the last few
days in this CITY went to Philadelphia the M train
yesterday They visit all the large cities OF this country
before returning 70 Italy.
Charles Jaburg Stademann have filed schedules
In their assignment Francis Loehr showing liabilities
sos AKA nominal assets 70 and actual assets
$4,000
The suit of the Mott Iron Works against the wife OF OK
Alderman Duffy nGorsed notes gwen by her husband
the iron company. has been settled
The entrance examinations at Columbia College were con-
tinued yesterday the subject being Latin English grammar
and composition tho subjects for today
Mrs Cignarsle the murdercss remained quiet
all day Yesterday cell the Tombs Prison Her nerves
are SIN fortified by liberal OF opates To-day VIII DO
one of trial to her. however TO be taken to court 70
receive sentence.
At the inquest yesterday in the case OF Timothy
whsen who was stabbed ql by Joseph Byrnes the
jury whaen to his death by wounds from
sabng the hands OF Byrnes without sufficient OF
prov Clara ALEU- the rned In the case
held in the House OF Detention and Byrnes was commit
ted for trial
J. Rei ago thirty who was injured at the King
st. fire. died yesterday St. vincenrs Hospital.
The French frigate Mnerve the flagship OF tho North
American and West India Squadron arrived in port yeste
day aud anchored OF West Twenty near
the vessels Of the North Atlantic Squadron.
Tho following officers Of the NewYork Educational Society
have been elected: y. Fuller president; NJ j.
Downey vlcspresdent Miss Florence Fitch treasurer
D. c. scovle the Rev J. g. b. Heath chaplain
and g. D. Hcndrickson secretary
Aplice Board. that OF the chief obstacles met
with clean the streets is found In the drip
prings from the engaged cang sand dirt and rub
Dish from buildings OF erection lie quotes the law
which is and the police 10 enforce the law
President Fmnons Of the staten Island Rapid Transit
Company has written Mayor Hewitt denying that tho
boats his company overcrowdd and declaring that the
charges prompted by malice
The MAYOR President OF the Board Aldermen and Con-
troer were to appoint Trustees Brooklyn Bridge yes
Nutrgd ?
met and deferred few days IN order TO look Into
the qualifications OF candidates
The Board OF Of the Prcudco Exchange have
Exchange for business at noon on SATURDAY
the at 1890 p n hnne all members my
cents found the Board room hoor ser hS
hour The mombers been lingering after noon on
Saturday are said 10 who will feel this fine most
keenly.
handsome pamphlet the Statue of Liberty Enlght'
epine the World Is published by c. Stone II gives
view OF the movement which the completion and
gift OF the French people to America
description Of the work itself and an account OF the GER
emonies at the unwilling of the Statue
William HILL the young seaman OF Worcester. Mass who
robbed Clarence sturgs OF his watch and chain In Dover
st. on May 10 yesterday pleaded guilty TO grand larceny in
degree aud Judge Cowng sentenced him to eight
years In the state Prison.
The last Of a popular cookery lessons was
given night by Miss Juliet COrson In the upper hall OF
st. Augustine's Chapel. East Houstonst Tho lessons
which with much appreciation were kindly under
taken by the OF Miss acia Darby
| directress OF the Guild Of 81. Agnes
The Buou Opera will be closed next week. al
though Mr. Dixey will longer DO there In Adons
Hermann the and eonjurer has leased
short summer season. With the exception
OF brief engagement West Side Hermann has not
for long time Stories of his harm
less but mystng practical Jokes played upon the members
Of the theatrical profession and Others have begun 10 Hoat
around.
There will be music at Battery oclack this evening
| by Bayne's Goth Reginentbsnd.
| The New.York City Woman Suffrage League held its
annual election evening No Le1ing which
resulted follows President Mrs Lille Devercux Blake;
honorary president Dr. Clemena s. Lozier vcepres
dents Mrs c. Goss Mrs. Clara Neyman correspond
ing secretary Carrie F. Lovc recording secretary.
Mrs Emily L. Wakeman; treasurer. Miss Jennie McAdam;
chairman of the executive committee Miss Charlotte
Daley
The Georges Society dncd at Delmonicos last night
committee was chosen to make arrangements the
ton in Central Park TO commemorate tbs tax
| ing Of Now Amsterdam by the English.
Iolanthe can be given
standard Theatre Mr. Duff has leased the entire Stan
dard Theatre building for a term of years and VIII make
many improvements There Will DO three large business Of
fees on floor occupied by James g. Dun John A.
Dun and W. Morrissey. music room which can be
rehearsas whom the stage otherwise required will
also be mp this Aoor The theatre itself will be
further decorated and the entrances beauthed
General Louis Fitzgerald replied Mayor Hewtts
letter yesterday IN regard to the bin allowing the National
Guard parade Central Park He said that while he did
think tho Park would DO damaged think yet lie
would urge the Governor to aign the bill If 1t really
not wanted
| BROOKLYN
The Park Commissioners have decided that the Beechcr
fountain and the coping are not disturbed.
Whitney Controller Livingston and City Auditor
appoint eight Bridge Trustees for brooklyn
day They conference yesterday, and II IL thought
Edward who selected TO OIL vacancy last
year. will not be reapponted William Marshall does not de-
sire TO serve longer
The garden party for the benefit Of the Home for consump
ves postponed yesterday till to-day account OF the
weather The party will be In Perrepont Park, II the
weather soud be threatening to-day the affair viii be post
| poned till the frat pleasant day.
Grand Marshal Horatio King has issued order thank
the various organizations which participated In the Deco